Work Vehicle Accidents

We Seek the Maximum Compensation You Are Allowed

Vehicle accidents are among the top reasons for injury and death claims. It is no surprise that people who drive for a living are at increased risk of becoming car accident victims. Fortunately, work vehicle accident victims are often eligible for workers’ compensation benefits and additional damages from a negligent third party.
At Tindall Law Firm, LLC, we represent injury victims and their families in workers’ compensation and third-party claims in Connecticut. With the assistance of an experienced lawyer, you may collect the maximum compensation allowed under the law. For a free consultation with a Waterbury work vehicle accident attorney, please call 203.755.0018 or contact us online.

On-the-Job Driving Injuries

If you were in a car accident while driving for work purposes, workers’ compensation should provide benefits, including medical coverage and wage replacement. If a negligent third party was at fault, you may be able to collect additional damages in a separate personal injury suit. Third-party suits can provide compensation that is not available under workers’ comp such as pain and suffering or loss of life’s enjoyment.
We represent individuals who were injured while driving for work. This may include:

Truck drivers

Salespeople

Delivery drivers

Home health aides

Drivers for private transportation companies

In addition to vehicle accidents, these workers can suffer other injuries when they are making deliveries, loading/unloading cargo or lifting heavy objects. Slip-and-fall accidents are also common in these cases. We can assist you with claims for these types of injuries as well.

Tindall Law Firm, LLC, in Waterbury, serves clients from areas such as Waterbury, Hartford, Danbury, Southington, Cheshire, Wolcott, Meriden, Naugatuck, Watertown, Bristol, Plainville, New Britain, Berlin, Middletown, Southbury, Brookfield and Torrington, as well as New Haven County, Hartford County, Fairfield County and Litchfield County in Connecticut.